Tyner
The latest Tyner coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Notre Dame, McCallie go 2-0 in Best of Preps Jamboree
Area prep football teams got a last test at Finley Stadium before the season kicks off next week.
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Everyone else chasing Tyner again in Region 3-2A
The smirk spoke much louder than any words could have. Asked how good his Tyner football team could be this high school season, veteran coach Wayne Turner gave a wicked grin and raised his eyebrows before answering.
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Annual prep practice tour covers 22 teams [photos]
It has become my own personal gauge for determining when summer is almost over and high school football season is here.
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Wiedmer: Javon Craddock’s smile could have lit the world if given time
They call it Twin Day. It's on the calendar every autumn during Tyner Academy's homecoming week. The students all pick someone to partner with, usually wearing matching outfits.
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Patriots’ Brevin Sims sweeps small schools’ hurdles state titles
It might seem unreasonable for any athlete to be disappointed after winning a second straight state track title in just his sophomore season.
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Tyner student dies after playing basketball at Boys and Girls Club
A Tyner Academy sophomore student died Wednesday after playing a basketball game at the Boys and Girls Club, boy's basketball coach E'Jay Ward said.
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Lionettes appreciate but not content with No. 1 district seed
On the brink of the District 6-AA high school softball tournament, Red Bank's Lionettes have a different view on the competition this season. It's from the top.
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Stratford knocks Tyner out of state tournament, 78-55
Only one of the inexperienced state-tournament basketball teams in Thursday's last Class AA boys' quarterfinal looked the part.
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Tyner boys set for Class AA basketball state tournament
When Tyner lines up for the opening tip to its Class AA boys' basketball state quarterfinal tonight at 7 EDT at Middle Tennessee State University's Murphy Center, the Rams might think they're going up against an old familiar District 6 foe.
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Tyner brings Bees to their knees, sprint into state tournament
Not quite two minutes into the second quarter, during a momentary substitution break, four of the five Upperman players on the basketball court were bent over, grabbing the bottom of their shorts, and hoping for a second wind. They were gassed after barely more than a quarter of trying to keep up with Tyner's frantic pace.
